Kyle Morel
New Jersey Herald
Andover, NJ, United States
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Taste of Talent: Foodie fundraiser set to return May 1 for 25th anniversary
The annual event features 50 local restaurants and supports Project Self-Sufficiency, a nonprofit that aids needy families in the area. → Read More
Morris, Sussex school funding: Who wins, who loses as NJ promises $832M boost to districts
Morris and Sussex counties each saw overall increases in the 2024 state aid figures released by the Department of Education Thursday. → Read More
Young adult book featuring diversity removed from Sparta middle school library
The Sparta Board of Education's 5-2 vote moved the 2017 book "The Upside of Unrequited" to the high school library effective Friday. → Read More
Student builders give new life to 1850s Newton mansion once on the verge of demolition
Sussex County Community College officials have developed a plan to restore the Horton Mansion, built in 1858, with the help of students. → Read More
'Still too many': Retiring leader of Sussex agency continues work to reduce drug overdoses
Becky Carlson announced she would step down as executive director of the Center for Prevention and Counseling effective June 30. → Read More
Group emphasizes need to control New Jersey warehouse sprawl
The webinar was attended by municipal officials, environmental advocates and residents looking to avoid overdevelopment in their NJ communities. → Read More
Pride flag burnings ignite LGBTQ activism in Sparta, starting with new support group
The newly formed PFLAG Sussex County chapter will host its first meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m on Monday, Feb. 6, at Sparta United Methodist Church. → Read More
In 13th year, Sandyston Has Heart collects record $13,000 to benefit local families
The total, buoyed by a last-minute push from the township Facebook page, surpassed the previous benchmark of $12,800 in 2020. → Read More
'Stuff the Stocking' contest collects 7,000 toys from 45 North Jersey schools
The 45 schools in this year's Stuff the Stocking competition set a record for the most to ever take part in a single campaign. → Read More
Stanhope residents to vote on nearly $6 million referendum for school upgrades
Tuesday's referendum, if approved, would authorize Stanhope to spend $5.985 million on various improvements in the borough's Valley Road School. → Read More
Hunters head to woods, protesters stay away as NJ's first bear season in two years begins
The first kill of the 2022 bear hunt was reported in Sussex County on Tuesday evening and by Wednesday, sportsmen and protesters were both gearing up. → Read More
Sussex Community College, Ramapo partner on 'cost-effective' bachelor's degree program
The "3+1" agreement allows SCCC graduates to remain at the school for a third year before finishing their studies at the Mahwah campus. → Read More
Mental Health Association opens first Sussex County facility. Here's how to get help
The MHA Wellness Hub will help fill what mental health professionals call a glaring need for more treatment options in the northernmost region in NJ. → Read More
Sen. Booker pitches $50M expansion of veterans housing program in Sussex County visit
Cory Booker was in Newton to promote his plans for a $50 million expansion of a federal program benefitting low-income military veterans. → Read More
Lake Hopatcong beach closed due to dangerous algae blooms
An area of Lake Hopatcong is closed to the public due to high concentrations of cyanobacteria, the type of algae in harmful blooms. → Read More
NJ State Fair returns to Sussex County Friday with new twists. Here's what you'll see
The New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm and Horse Show kicks off at 5 p.m. Friday. Organizers say they've got a few changes in store. → Read More
Court orders Roxbury landscaper to pay $400,000 in back wages, damages
Fullerton Landscaping in the Succasunna section of Roxbury has been ordered to pay $400,000 in back wages and penalties. → Read More
Weeds, clay, and undercurrent make Morris County lake dangerous where two men drowned
The Morris County Prosecutor's Office confirmed the drownings of two people, Hispanic males ages 17 and 22, in Sunset Lake on Tuesday. → Read More
After student backlash, Sussex County Tech to keep E-Commerce program for two more years
The creator of a petition to save the E-Commerce program at Sussex Tech said the school will phase out the curriculum over the next two years. → Read More
Sussex County Tech cuts E-Commerce program. Students plan to fight the decision
Students launched a petition to show Sussex County Technical School's administration that the E-Commerce program should be reinstated. → Read More